Dungeons Just Wanna Have Fun: An Isekai LitRPG

Dungeons Just Wanna Have Fun, Book 1

By: Christopher Hall, Maxlex

Narrated by: Rachel Leblang

A run-of-the-mill hero meets his match in the form of a dungeon that's not what it seems in this adventurous fantasy romance for fans of isekai LitRPG.

Kelsey never imagined she'd be transported to a different world and reborn as a sentient dungeon. And it's not like her disembodied soul had much choice in the matter . . .

Being a small dungeon on the outskirts of town in the backwaters of an unimportant kingdom isn't easy, but Kelsey's done her best to level up and become the best dungeon she can be: Digging a hole of ever-increasing depth and complexity. Creating an undead atmosphere that would make a necromancer proud. Spawning monsters and treasure. Killing adventurers. But lately, things have gotten a bit stale.

When a hottie of an adventurer staggers into her cave, Kelsey decides to grab life by the throat. With a newly formed avatar and a deal that makes things very difficult for her heroic new companion, this dungeon is going to do exactly what she wants for the first time in, well, forever— and have the best time doing it.

From the author of Phantasm: The first volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series—originally released on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

©2024 Christopher Hall (P)2024 Podium Audio

Could use some work

Story was Decent. but.... only 1 character was likable. the other 3 were unbelievable, meek, embarrassed and all around lacking consistance. I had to skip the bedroom adventures because they may have been written by a teenager. The saving grace was the reader did a great job bringing life to the story.

the author needs to work on consistance and on development of for characters.

what in the harem?

I quite liked the story, but when it started turning into some sort of dollar store harem plot, I think I shut down.

Slow and Heteronormative

The book moves slowly and has many heteronormative undertones. Not that it’s a bad thing, but the way in which it was written makes the storyline quite predictable.

Quite a book, nice story.

a very nice book with some good story. There are some smut in it but nothing too bad. can't wait for book 2.

nice take

it's nice to not have to listen to half a book about a core figuring stuff out. kelsey is old, established, smart, and has plans. there is no describing game mechanics of making horned rabbits or designing floors. instead we get an iseki that has the power of a dungeon core and has had 80 years to plan her moves. we never really can tell what her ultimate plan is, she is too street smart to tip her hand, even to the reader, but there is no doubt she is always 5 steps ahead of everyone.